Sir Billi

Name: Sir Billi
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Animation, Family
Released: April 13, 2012
Duration: 76 min
Rating: 17
Cast: Alan Cumming, Alana Gray, Barbara Rafferty, Ford Kiernan, Greg Hemphill

2012

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Overwhelming dislike based on 4 Critic Reviews

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Cinedigm Entertainment Group | Release Date: April 13, 2012 | TV-G

Starring: Alan Cumming, Alana Gray, Barbara Rafferty, Ford Kiernan, Greg Hemphill, John Amabile, Regina Reagan, Ruby Wax, Sean Connery, Valentina Hartmann

Summary: A retired veterinarian living in a remote Scottish village encounters a goat who thinks he's a dog, an Admiral who's afraid of the water, and a beaver who was raised by rabbits.

Director: Sascha Hartmann

Genre(s): Adventure, Comedy, Animation, Family

Rating: TV-G

Runtime: 76 min

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Peter Debruge

Dec 9, 2020

Sir Billi lacks the looks or charm of even the most rudimentary CG offerings being made today, as if not only the animation but also the plot and characters were spat out by off-the-shelf software. Read full review

Andrew Lowry

Dec 9, 2020

This distinctly amateurish animation may be targeted at tots, but you’d have to particularly hate your children to inflict on them this tale of an elderly vet (Connery) trying to save a missing beaver. Read full review

Nathan Rabin

Dec 9, 2020

I do not invoke the terms “Gestapo” or “genocide” lightly; for an ostensible romp aimed at small children, Guardian Of The Highlands is an incredibly dark, disturbing film that derives all of its suspense from putting adorable animals in horrible peril. Read full review

The Guardian Peter Bradshaw

Dec 9, 2020

Even the vocal presence of Sean Connery can't lend interest to this tedious, crudely animated, bafflingly conceived cartoon feature, liable to please neither children nor adults, developed from a 2006 short film to which Connery also contributed. Read full review

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